Weights&Shoes wrote:BBC's footage is outstanding. They're showing all the big names on the warmup track right now.
I'm in England watching their TV athletics coverage for the first time in 15 years. It is truly outstanding, even he post race interviews are worthwhile. The whinging limeys on here will have zero credibility to me in the future
I would pay if there was a way to get that channel here. It's pretty much a Track & Field priority first channel. Here, I'm going back and forth between 3 channels for recording purposes. It's really a pain in the behind. While BBC is showing everything on their main network, much easier, someone could go to sleep and have it recording. While I have to make sure which channel is showing what.
I hope someone over in the U.K. is recording all of the BBC TV broadcast.
Apparently the St. Kitts officials have kicked Kim Collins off the team. Reason, spent the night with his wife in a hotel. Just terrible on the country's part. This according Flotrack RT's.
Weights&Shoes wrote:Also, did they tweak the lane situation when it comes to the finals? I forgot the format, but it was terrible seeing Lemaitre and VCB in Lane 8 during the 100m Finals in Daegu.
I would be surprised if they did.
The rules are immutable, as they should be. Run well, you get a good lane; run poorly and you run the risk of not.
In the 100, who cares? Kim Collins won the Paris 100 from lane one. Cheers, Alan Shank Woodland, CA, USA
So did Hasley Crawford (Trinidad&Tobago) in 1976 OG's in Montreal.
The announcers did mention him limping, and it did look like he was walking slightly awkward after the race, but He didn't show any signs of pain or. Hopefully its nothing though.
Weights&Shoes wrote:How fast is this track? Justyn Wariner of Canada who finished 3rd, just ran a PB of 10.09...he's been struggling to break 10.20 all year.
Weights&Shoes wrote:How fast is this track? Justyn Wariner of Canada who finished 3rd, just ran a PB of 10.09...he's been struggling to break 10.20 all year.
The 3 Canadians ran at the Weinheim meet in Germany, where Reus ran 10.09, and all looked very good